TaskHandoff is a self-hosted control plane for running, managing and collaborating with AI workspaces across local and remote machines, an open-source alternative to Codex Desktop's cross-device control. It runs Codex and OpenCode in one workbench for AI development, workspace management and code review, and ships an agent skill that teaches your agent to drive the control plane.
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One control plane covers local and remote AI development.
Codex, OpenCode, Docker and Git are already wired in.
An installable skill tells your agent how to drive TaskHandoff.
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